PHILADELPHIA (April 24) – The 130th Penn Relays continues on Friday at Franklin Field, with local, national and international schools set for a packed day of relay heats, championship races and field events at one of track and field’s most storied meets.
Friday’s program opens at 9:00 a.m. EDT with the high school boys’ 4×800 heats, followed by a long run of school relay preliminaries before the collegiate finals build later in the day. The schedule also features college women’s and men’s distance medleys, 4×100 heats, the women’s 4×200 Championship of America and a late finish with the women’s and men’s 5000m Open/Club races.
How to watch the 2026 Penn Relays?
FloTrack is the live-streaming home for the 2026 Penn Relays, and the meet is not scheduled for a television broadcast on the first day. Live results are also being tracked across the three days of competition. The Penn Relays runs through Saturday, April 25, at Franklin Field on the University of Pennsylvania campus.
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Friday’s program opens at 9:00 a.m. EDT with the high school boys’ 4×800 heats, followed by a long run of school relay preliminaries before the collegiate finals build later in the day. The schedule also features college women’s and men’s distance medleys, 4×100 heats, the women’s 4×200 Championship of America and a late finish with the women’s and men’s 5000m Open/Club races.
Fans can watch live streaming coverage on FloTrack beginning at 8:55 a.m. EDT, while official live results and updates will be available throughout the three-day meet. The Penn Relays runs through Saturday, April 25, at Franklin Field on the University of Pennsylvania campus.
Friday schedule
Field events
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